The Hudson House on 401 East Jefferson Street, Thomasville, Georgia 31792 Property Address: 401 East Jefferson Street, Thomasville, Georgia 31792 Listing Date: February 11th, 2026 Property Inspection: By Appointment County: Thomas Assessor’s Parcel Numbers: Thomas County - 006 010006 Important Selling Features: 3494 sqft +/- 4 Bedrooms 3.5 Baths .34 Acres Additional Details: The Hudson House – c.1908 historic residence located in Thomasville’s coveted Mallette Heights Historic District, just three blocks from downtown. This beautifully maintained 4BR/3.5BA home offers approximately 3,494± sq ft of living space featuring a preserved historic floor plan, original hardwood floors, and timeless craftsmanship throughout. The home includes a finished third-floor suite with full bath, a welcoming wraparound porch ideal for outdoor living, and thoughtfully integrated modern updates. Major improvements include a renovation of the kitchen, bathrooms, plumbing, and electrical systems; a 2019 architectural shingle roof; and a 2024 high-efficiency two-zone HVAC system. Situated on a beautifully landscaped 0.34-acre lot. Connected to city utilities and offering a highly walkable in-town location, this is a rare opportunity to own a well-updated historic home in one of Thomasville’s most desirable neighborhoods. Available for viewings starting February 11th 2026. Seller is a licensed Georgia Real Estate Agent Google Map Link:  https://maps.app.goo.gl/i4PS9rDYCQhXwH117 For More Information Contact: Spencer Young (229) 225-8625 Spencer@bidwiregrass.com  

Located along Florida’s famed Coastal Highway (U.S. Hwy 98), this 60.97± acre property in Panacea presents a rare opportunity to acquire a highly visible tract with both development and recreational appeal. The property will be offered divided into four parcels and as a whole, providing flexibility for bidders and developers alike. Zoned L1 Light Industrial and RSU-1 Semi-Rural Residential, the property is well-suited for a wide range of uses, from commercial and industrial ventures to residential development. Its mix of natural and man-made ponds adds both character and utility, creating potential for integrated site planning or amenity features. The property boasts extensive frontage along U.S. Hwy 98, offering unmatched visibility and direct access for future businesses, while also bordering the pristine St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge — a draw for eco-tourism, outdoor enthusiasts, and conservation-minded buyers. Its strategic location provides easy access to the beaches of the Forgotten Coast, with Panacea’s waterfront restaurants and fishing docks just minutes away. Beyond its immediate surroundings, the property’s placement along Coastal Highway positions it as a gateway corridor to the region’s most popular destinations, including Carrabelle, St. George Island, and Apalachicola. Additionally, it lies within convenient reach of Tallahassee, making it an ideal site for mixed-use development serving both local and regional markets. Whether envisioned as a commercial hub, residential community, recreational retreat, or a blended-use project, this property offers a unique combination of visibility, access, and natural beauty rarely available along Florida’s Gulf Coast.

Discover an exceptional opportunity with this highly visible development tract, strategically located near the intersection of the US Hwy 84 / Thomasville Bypass and its intersection with US Hwy 319 N. Zoned CG and R3, this versatile property with its frontage on US Hwy 319 N and Dillon Road is  perfect for a convenience store/travel center or other commercial/residential ventures. With an impressive average daily traffic count of 10,233, the location guarantees high visibility and accessibility. Thomasville is an amazing town poised for growth in this direction, making this property an ideal investment. 

Located in Grady County, Georgia, this established brick residence at 2690 Hwy 84 E. in Cairo offers approximately 1,900 heated square feet of comfortable single-story living space. Built in 1963, the home features four bedrooms and two full bathrooms arranged in a functional layout suited for a variety of living needs.  The property sits on approximately 1.04 acres with an estimated 146 feet of road frontage, providing ample yard space and accessibility. Constructed with a brick exterior, crawlspace masonry foundation, and asphalt shingle roof (Replaced in 2020), this home offers durability and long-term value.  Whether you are seeking a primary residence or investment opportunity, this well-located Cairo home presents a solid opportunity at an attractive price point.    

Rarely does a coastal development tract come to market with the combination of location, size, and entitlements offered by this 12.76± acre property on Kornegay Way in Shell Point, Wakulla County, Florida. This unique site fronts Kornegay Way, Shell Point Road, and Canal Street, with direct canal access leading to Oyster Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. Offered at auction, this property represents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for investors, developers, or visionary buyers. The property is already entitled with a valid U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Florida DEP permit package, authorizing construction of a 24-slip multi-family dock, canal dredging, seawall installation, and riprap stabilization. These approvals — difficult and time-consuming to secure today — are already in place and extend through 2026 and 2028. They provide immediate value to any buyer seeking to fast-track a waterfront development project. In total, the tract encompasses 12.76± acres, with approximately 5 acres of uplands available for development and 7.79 acres of wetlands providing natural buffers and scenic surroundings. The site’s uplands are well-suited for multi-family residential units, condominiums, or a boutique resort, while the waterfront entitlements allow for private docking, marina-style amenities, and direct boating access to Florida’s Gulf waters. Located just minutes from Shell Point Beach and within easy reach of Oyster Bay, Panacea, and St. Marks, this property also sits less than 30 miles from Tallahassee, the region’s economic hub. It lies along the gateway corridor to Florida’s famed Forgotten Coast, including Carrabelle, St. George Island, and Apalachicola. The mix of coastal charm, recreational access, and growth potential makes this one of the most compelling development opportunities in Wakulla County. Whether you envision a residential waterfront community, a coastal retreat, or a mixed-use project with boating amenities, this property offers the foundation to bring your plans to life. With permits already secured and the location unmatched, the Kornegay Way tract is truly a chance to develop in one of Florida’s most desirable and protected coastal areas.